There’s a huge difference between hand signed and facsimile signed. These are reproductions produced years after Chagall died.
If you’re just picking names at random, why not go for Albert Gleizes? Far more important and expensive!
Palaya (sometimes Padlaya) Qiatsuk from Kinngait (Cape Dorset), Nunavut. No disc number because it’s a relatively recent piece and disc numbers as...
Not Inuit
Ditto...print dealer for 40 years plus an art history degree. Here is tonights skill testing question. What’s the difference between an art...
The big whoop is that genuine limited edition graphics are not merely photomechanical reproductions. Perhaps our disagreement is merely one of...
Absolutely not! A print which is signed in the plate is more often than not a reproduction of an image produced in another medium (i.e. drawing or...
The fact remains that we’re talking semantics, “limiting” an edition to 650,000 copies is the same thing as an open edition. No inherent collector...
Signed in the plate. There’s no way anyone would sign 650,000 prints. Plus his signature is pretty unique. Not simply his initials
Can you get your money back?
Quite likely...but not necessarily
I believe he moved to Sanikiluaq. There is not much else to learn about either the artist or the sculpture. Current value is south of $50 judging...
It is Sedna the Inuit sea goddess.
I’m stunned!
I hope you didn’t pay too much
Cachet perhaps, but I have never charged a premium for an artists proof.
It seems to be well matted so if the frame is decent it should be worth closer to $40 or $50 but as mentioned, nowhere near what a proper...
Gallagher not Callaghan...
Looks like it might be a costume design. This might explain the technical notes.
Or burn...
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